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Disclosure:This page is published by VetVisit AI, and our own product is included in the list below (clearly marked). Every entry — ours and everyone else's — is described using only publicly verifiable facts from the vendor's own site; we don't invent pricing, ratings, or features for any product.
How We Picked These
Vet teams juggle a lot of point tools alongside their PIMS. This list covers one solid, currently available option per category — not an exhaustive directory — so you can see the shape of the toolkit at a glance.
The Apps by Category
Plumb's
Drug & Formulary ReferencePlumb's is a widely used veterinary drug reference app (iOS and Android) with continually updated drug and dosing monographs, a drug interaction checker, and a unit conversion calculator. It's a paid annual subscription, with the mobile apps included at no extra cost.
Visit site →APCC by ASPCA
Toxicology ReferenceThe ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center's free app lets you look up common toxins by species (dog, cat, horse, bird, and more) for a quick first read on a suspected poisoning — the ASPCA's 24/7 poison control hotline (888-426-4435) is the service to call for an actual case consult.
Visit site →VIN (Veterinary Information Network)
Professional Community & Drug HandbookVIN is a long-running (since 1991) membership community where veterinarians discuss cases and clinical questions with colleagues and board-certified consultants. Membership includes the VIN Veterinary Drug Handbook (VVDH) app, covering pharmacology, dosages, and interactions for commonly used veterinary drugs.
Visit site →VetCalculators
Clinical CalculatorsA dedicated dosing-calculator app (iOS and Android) covering emergency drugs, anesthetics, CRIs, fluid rates, and more — 25+ calculators in one place. It runs on a monthly subscription with a free first month. VetVisit AI also publishes free, single-purpose calculators (dosage, fluid rate, chocolate toxicity, BCS, RER/MER) if you just need one specific tool.
Visit site →VetCT
Imaging & TeleradiologyVetCT connects practices with board-certified radiologists for x-ray, CT, MRI, and ultrasound interpretation, with turnaround options as fast as under an hour for radiographs. It runs pay-per-case, with no sign-up fee, so it scales down to occasional use.
Visit site →PetDesk
Client CommunicationPetDesk layers on top of your existing PIMS to handle appointment reminders, two-way client texting, and online booking, plus a client-facing mobile app for scheduling and viewing records. It reports use by more than 12,000 clinics.
Visit site →Weave
Team & Phone CommunicationWeave is a phone and communications platform built for small and mid-sized practices — call pop (showing client and pet context on incoming calls), automated text reminders, and internal team chat in one system.
Visit site →VetFolio
Continuing EducationVetFolio, powered by NAVC and VMX, is an online CE platform with 500+ RACE-approved CE hours across video, podcast, and article formats, plus VMX proceedings and professional certificate programs. Individual and practice-wide subscription plans are available.
Visit site →VetVisit AI
AI Scribe / DocumentationOur productVetVisit AI (published by us — see our disclosure below) is a web-first AI scribe that turns the exam-room conversation into a structured, signalment-aware note across 29 vet note formats, ready to copy into your PIMS. Plans start at $50/user/month billed annually, with a 7-day free trial.
See VetVisit AI features →Frequently Asked Questions
What criteria did you use to pick these apps?
We looked for apps and services that are currently live, cover a distinct category vet teams commonly need (drug reference, toxicology, community/CE, calculators, imaging, client comms, team comms, and documentation), and have publicly verifiable features. We didn't invent or estimate pricing, ratings, or download numbers for any third-party product — figures shown reflect what's published on the vendor's own site at the time of writing.
Do I need all of these apps, or should I start with just one or two?
Most practices don't run all of these at once. A drug reference app (like Plumb's) and a toxicology reference (like APCC by ASPCA) are close to universal; the rest depend on your practice's specific bottleneck — imaging volume, client no-show rate, documentation time, or CE requirements.
Is VetVisit AI included because you publish this page?
Yes — we're transparent about that. VetVisit AI is included in the documentation/AI scribe category because it's a real, current product we built, described the same way as every other entry: what it does, its category, and its actual pricing. See our dedicated AI scribe comparison for a more detailed look at how it stacks up against other scribe tools.
Are prices and features on this page guaranteed to be current?
We verified every figure against the vendor's own site at the time of writing, but subscription pricing, free-tier limits, and features change. Confirm current pricing directly on each vendor's site before purchasing.
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